Quite a nice room, nothing ground breaking but a nice decor and all the usual things you would…read moreexpect from a decent hotel. (TV, shower, double bed etc). The main restaurant was fantastic. A real cut above most food I am used to. When I went it was £25 for a three course dinner, but included an extra pre-starter 'compliments of the chef'. Some really different stuff on the menu, including 'basil ice-cream' which was far nicer than it sounded! Breakfast was also fantastic with a really large selection on the buffet, including things you wouldn't expect such as jam doughnuts. When I went it was a special offer, so it didn't work out too expensive. I could imagine that if it was full price it wouldn't have been quite as good of a stay, but there does seem to be regular special offers. The location is a bit out of the way, close to neither the bay or the city centre by public transport, but would not be that far by car.

This is a charming hotel in the middle of Bristol, it s not too far of the station and you can go…read moreto it by buses too. The rooms can be really cool or very bad i saw different rooms during my stay coz some friends were there too. There is 2 pubs in the hotel and a 3rd one if there is a convention or another event. The staff is nice but can be overboked when there is an event!

Got this as a last minute deal, so expected to be put in the shoebox room. But the room was superb,…read morespacious and modern and very much deserving its 4 star rating. It was at the end of the building, so there was some music noise from the streets below, but didn't bother me. Didn't have breakfast or interact with the staff too much so no comment here. Parking is a reasonable £8. Recommend to have a pint at Horts bar, just beside the hotel. Excellent ales.

The Angel is the expensive option for staying in Chippenham. It is in the centre of town, opposite…read morethe Bear, which is undergoing refurbishment at the time of writing. the Angel was extensively modernized in 2007, with a modern block of rooms and a gym with pool added. Rooms in the main block are spacious and attractively decorated (we had one of the four poster rooms looking down on the Market Square). Heating was a little erratic in this cold snap. Staff were friendly and helpful, and seemed remarkably young. Food in the restaurant in the evening was of a reasonable standard, priced a little over average for the area, although the breakfast was poor. The "English Breakfast" was sausage, one egg, bacon, beans, mushrooms and hash browns, with toast and coffee. The mushrooms were cold, and the egg was, well, odd. The main lounge is popular for tea and coffee, with various locals as well as guests visiting while we were there.

Stayed here for a week on business. Glad that this was located close to businesses but wish they…read morewere open a little later so I could check them out at the end of a long day of business. The hotel room was comfortable and clean. TV channels were minimal and sometimes would be glitchy.

This is an extremely useful travelodge located about 30 miles away from Bristol. It is also fairly…read morenear Frome, Warminster and Bath. I'd recommend this travelodge to families visiting Longleat (which is only a few miles away) When my family and I visited, we were greeted by the extremely polite manager, Andy. He gave us recommendations of places to visit for a day or restaurants. The room itself was fairly cool, as we had a fan on when we first entered (It was the end of July) The room was clean and neat - we found no problems. Overall, this is perfectly located for tourists looking to visit Bristol and the surrounding area

A truly dreadful place even by the standards of Travelodge. Staff are indifferent to the point of…read morerudeness. No reception area to speak of just a desk. Your only dining facility is a Little Chef. Tired furniture and decor. Room was unbearably hot with barely any ventilation. Avoid at all costs.

A Four that is Really a Two Our tour group…read moreleader used this hotel for our tour of Bath. I can understand his selection. This is a prime location. With a moderate walk, you gain access to the central core of this historic city. However, our July visit was plagued by the horrible breakfast fare. For the money, the management could really upgrade the selections. The main issue was the broken coffee machine. In the height of the tourist season why would you not make every effort to fix this machine immediately. We asked and got no satisfactory answer. Bad, bad, bad. The grocery store across the street was our savior. We bought some fresh breakfast items and brought them back to the hotel as a last resort. The hotel was clean and well maintained. The parking is very tight and limited. Come on guys, you can do better!

I stayed in this hotel recently and was reallly pleased. I will certainly use this hotel if I need…read moreto return to bath. It is in a good location which is within walking distance of shops. The room was large and spacious, clean and tidy. It looked quite new, but i am not sureof it was recently refurbished or just looked after. The car parking facilities are good and ample for the amount of rooms. There was a complimentary breakfast included in our rate which was lovely. There was loads of choice and it was served buffet style in a large spacious restaurant which provided newspapers and a large tv screen. The staff were lovely and polite and abl to give me loads of information about what to see and do in the town.

I stayed just the one night for business and was pleased with the hotel. It was a bit of a trek on…read morefoot into town but not too bad. Rooms are very clean, and an ok size for a single person for just one night. Wifi was free, but the highlight of the stay had to be the cooked breakfast. I've had some hotel breakfasts in my time, but this was one of the best I've had. There was even fried bread and black pudding included in it! Fantastic - the sausage was locally sourced and the staff super friendly. I'd stay there again - just for the breakfast. Just astonishingly good.

Great hotel, Great location, Great Value! Just near 1/4 block from Cabbot Circus with plenty of…read morepubs, restaurants and shopping. Literally, you don't have to go any further to enjoy the Bristol area. Hotel is in perfect location. Executive Marriott benefits include Exec lounge with comp wine, beer, small plates daily. There is also comp breakfast with your status. Best breakfast bar I've seen in quite a while!

Receptionist: "Sorry Miss Day, we can't find you on our reservations list."…read more My heart sunk. My birthday treat for Mum was becoming ever-so-slightly sour having stood for five minutes in the lobby of the Royal Marriott hotel. We'd walk through its majestic doors, took in the gloriousness of the reception area with all its pomp and grandeur somewhat mystified by what a bargain we had nabbed ourselves. Receptionist: "...Oh wait. You want the OTHER Marriott hotel". Now, I know that Bristol is a fairly large city, but to have two Marriott hotels just a 15 minute walk apart - what are the odds?! (Apparently lots of people make that mistake. Hopefully.) When we eventually got to the right hotel, it felt ever-so-slightly anticlimactic after seeing the beautiful Royal counterpart. But it turned out that we had still grabbed a great room at a discount price. We had a view of the park, easy access to Cabot Circus and a very pleasant resident late night bar in which we had a night cap. The beds were of the sink-into-able kind, with a hot-hot-hot power shower for £70 for two people. To get the best deal, do a bit of internet shopping rather than booking direct - and make sure you go to the right hotel!

Food was good - Mac and cheese was fantastic. Warm Bakewell tart was tasty. Service was appalling…read more It took longer to order than to get and eat the food. Lady behind the bar said she was unable and didn't know how to make the gin and tonic listed on the drinks menu and then couldn't make the tea requested by another waiting customer. A big shame as the history at the Bear is awesome and the food was great.

A nice place to have a drink, if only it wasn't for the following reasons:…read more Every Tuesday morning they allow people with severe mental health issues (some from the local psych hospital Green Lane) into the bar with no control from healthcare professionals, paranoid schizophrenics and alcohol DO NOT MIX. Over-priced food, nice food, but incredibly over-priced for simple "pub grub". If you are in Devizes, and have a little cash spare, call in, except Tuesday mornings!.